Everyone wants to be friends with Wren Beaumont. She is the embodiment of the ideal, beautiful, kind, charming. And still basically a virgin. It is the last point that annoys Crewe Lancaster — the dark, impudent man who owns everything and everything in this school — the most. Crewe should have hated Ren, who was so damn right, and Ren should have been afraid of his very breath. However, forced to work in pairs on a school project, they later discover that they have much more in common than it seemed at first glance. And gradually, instead of the usual hostility between Crewe and Ren, a desire flares up — passionate, unrestrained and completely wrong.